This requires you to uncheck the "Keep Originals" option in the settings for that iOS device, as shown here, in Apples Image Capture.Īpples Image Capture will then happily convert the HEIF files to the more compatible JPG format for you, when they are copied to your Mac. It will NOT happen if you use the "Most Compatible" setting there. It only happens if you use the "High Efficiency" format in the Camera settings of your iPhone or iPad. If you connect an iPhone or iPad to your Mac, and use Image Capture, Adobe Lightroom, Graphic Converter, Affinity Photo, or even the old PhaseOne MediaPro or Apples old iPhoto or Aperture to transfer the photos to your Mac, you have the option to convert the HEIC photos taken by iOS to more standard JPG files. How Apple is filling your hard drive with unwanted empty data.īy pure chance, we have discovered a very disturbing bug that is able to quickly fill your macOS volumes with unwanted empty data. Note: This post has been rewritten and updated with new information on May 5, 2020. Update December 3, 2020: This glaring bug is still not fixed by Apple in macOS 11.1 beta, and iOS 14.2. Dear Apple: This is really bad customer service. Update February 3, 2021: No, Apple has NOT fixed this massive bug in macOS 11.2, much less in iOS 14.4. Another macOS bug in Image Capture and others
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